Bulldogs Exit CVAL Meet For Capping Weekend Track Action
Martinsburg high school withdrew from Saturdays Cumberland Valley Athletic League track meet, leaving six teams Allegany Fort Hill North and South Hagerstown Westminster and Frederick. Frederick remains favorite with North Hagerstown second and South Hagerstown third. Frederick suffers injuries with top pole vaulter Dick Meehan out and other key runners ill. Allegany Fort Hill have split results with Campers and Fort Hill Invitational outcome noted. The Frederick oval hosts the meet Saturday starting at 1 p.m.
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W. Va
Allegany
Fort Hill
Hagerstown
Westminster
Frederick
North
South Hagerstown
Hubs
Rebels
CVAL
Hal Moser
Meehan
Cumbreland
Sentinels
Fort Hil
Allegany County
Montgomery Blair
New
Frederick Oval
Dickinson Leader in Snead Golf Leads With 65
Gardner Dickinson shot a Sunday subpar 65 to take the first round lead at the Sam Snead Golf Festival in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on a 6497 yard course. Gary Nixon and Dave Marr followed at two behind while Joe Taylor Brian Charter posted 68s. Sammy Snead himself could only manage even par 70.
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Gardner Dickinson
Sam Snead
West Palm Beach
Fla
Gary Nixon
Dave Marr
Cedarhurst
Thole
Snead
Dave Douglas
Kirkwood
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Johansson Chucks Back at Louis Comments Ahead of Patterson Fight
In Grossinger New York, gemar Johansson ran four miles with brother Rolf, his first time together on a morning workout. He mocked Joe Louis for visiting Floyd Patterson's camp and claimed he can counter a right hand with long distance fighting. The champions prepare for a June 20 bout at the Polo Grounds.
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Fap
Ingemar Johansson
Rolf
Johansson
Joe Louis
Floyd Patterson
Louis
Patterson
New York
Polo Grounds
Pinson's Blast Secures Reds Win Over Dodgers
Vada Pinson triples home Eddie Kasko in the ninth to lift the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 past the Los Angeles Dodgers. The win moves Cincinnati into third, with Koufax charged with the defeat after a strong outing. Brosnan earned the victory for Cincinnati.
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Eddie Kasko
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Milwaukee
Pinson
Eddie Kaska
Elio Chacon
Chacon
Junior Gilliam
Kaska
Jim Brosnan
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Koufax
Roseboro
McLish
Xuxhall
Brosnan
Dotterer
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L—Koufax
Frick Rickey clash before Senate group in baseball bill hearing
Baseball Commissioner Ford C Frick and Continental League promoter Branch Rickey testified as Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee debated a bill to curb organized baseball The measure would ban hindering a new league and cap how many players a club can control Edwin C Johnson endorsed the bill and attacked Frick Kefauver chaired the session though he did not attend The hearing featured a cordial exchange between Frick and Johnson as they spoke before reporters in Washington DC with two games from a Minneapolis at Denner doubleheader postponed due to rain and snow
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Ford C. Frick
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Frick
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Johnson
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Continental
Orioles Rally Stalls After Rain Drops Lead to 7-4 Loss
Kansas City Athletics defeated Baltimore 7-4 after rain halted play. Chuck Estrada pitched six scoreless innings before weather insects allowed KC to rally, with Russ Snyder driving in four runs and Walt Dropo providing all Orioles RBIs. The loss leaves Baltimore one game behind the Chicago White Sox in the standings as Detroit looms next.
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Chicago White Sox
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Athletics
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Bud Daley
White Sox
Orioles
Chicago
Boston
Russ Snyder
Bob Cerv
New York Yankees
Andy Carey
Snyder
Walt Dropo
Baltimore
Fisher
Jackie Brandt
Detroit Tigers
Jerry Walker
Don Mossi
Paul Richards
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